Talent shortages are the single biggest challenge facing technology leaders in 2026, as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes hiring priorities, according to the new Reveal 2026 IT Talent Survey, ...

I sat down with a 15-year CTO to figure it out. “It’s a loser question.” “Bob” is referring to the question in the title of this post—whether or not real skills matter in tech anymore. Bob is a ...

Amid sluggish hiring, workers with in-demand AI skills are commanding higher pay and more opportunities across a wide range of industries, not just tech. In 2026, many high-paying jobs with strong job ...

The dream of "working from home" has evolved. In 2026, the market is no longer looking for generalists; it is looking for specialists who can navigate the AI-human hybrid economy.  If you want to ...

For the past several years, General Assembly has tracked how companies navigate tech hiring through our annual State of Tech Talent report. In that time, what started as a guide to understanding the ...

Develop foundational business and technology skills in a 7-week, experiential, dual-track business and technology certificate program. You will participate on multidisciplinary teams to advance your ...

Tech is changing—fast. Whether you’re a leader looking to drive value from tech investments or a practitioner trying to learn the new AI platform, the struggle to keep up with the latest developments ...

Technology handles so many parts of daily life that many once-important skills don’t show up as often anymore. People used to rely on these abilities every day, but phones, apps, and digital tools now ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell issued a warning to young workers on Tuesday: if you don’t have technology skills, you’ll be left behind in today’s labor market. Speaking in Rhode Island this week ...

In today’s tech-driven world, many people in Memphis are being left behind. As artificial intelligence (AI), logistics and automation transform the city’s job market, the demand for digital skills is ...

CHARLOTTE — A Charlotte nonprofit is offering free IT support courses to help close the tech skills divide among local workers. Mary Smith is a student of the course with Per Scholas North Carolina.